Daily series aimed at enhancing viewers' knowledge of the British countryside.
Today Bob Langleyvisits the New Forest in Hampshire, where he discovers a wildlife oasis on the outskirts of Southampton. Langley also meets wildlife film-maker Simon King , who uses his camera lensto track deer. Series producer Mike Finlason

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More third-round action from this year's Grand Prix tournament at the Bournemouth International Centre. Presented by David Vine , with Dougie Donnelly , deluding at 2.40, 3.25 News Regional News and Weather

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Six-part series in which the National
Gallery's director
Neil MacGregor reveals how some great works of art were created. He also shows how modern techniques have revolutionised the care and study of paintings.
See today's choices. Director Patricia Wheatley
Executive producer Keith Alexander
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The Harrier Jump-Jet: Jumping Jack Flash. For 20 years, the Harrier Jump-Jet-with its ability to take off and land vertically-was considered to be little more than a gimmick. But then the Falklands War highlighted the plane's unique qualities. Director David Upshal
Series producer Martin Davidson
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Silvering Up. Each year, from
March to October, 250 painters set about the task of painting the nation's electricity pylons. The work is uncomfortable and carries considerable health risks. Kirkham Jackson 's film follows a team of four painters who remain undeterred by the hazards of their profession. Series editor Peter Symes

The Art of the Reporter
This yearthe Royal
Television Society s
HuwWheldon Memorial
Lecture is given by the BBC's
Asia correspondent
Fergal Keane , who assesses the role of newsjournalists in the changing world of global communication. See today's choices.
Producer David Herman Stereo. .
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